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Police release names of accident victims
 Zim Now WriterThe Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) have named the victims of a haulage truck accident that took place at the 36km peg along the Harare-Mukumbura Road on Friday October 4.Announcing the...
45 000 delegates for COP 27
 Zim Now WriterThe United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 27) taking place in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt starting tomorrow, has attracted 45 000 registered participants who are representing parties...
Zwangendaba High School student wins essay completion
Natalie Ndlovu (left)Â Zim Now WriterA Lower Sixth student from Zwangendaba High School in Matabeleland North Province, Natalie Ndlovu, emerged as the national winner in an essay writing competition on...
ZimSat-1 launch on today
 Tthe country’s first satellite, ZimSat-1 is being from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island, Virginia, United States today.The National Aeronautics and Space Administration confirmed...
Two women apply to hang men
 Two women are among applicants for the vacant post of public executioner with the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Permanent Secretary, Mrs Virginia...
Botswana sentences four Zimbabwean nationals sentenced to life imprisonment for murder
Four Zimbabweans were sentenced to life imprisonment by the Mahwelereng Regional court on Thursday, November 03 for the murder of a 22-year-Botswana old man.The court convicted Khulekani Dube 24, Savi...
More efficient organisation comms as WhatsApp Communities rolls out
 WhatsApp officially launched Communities which offers larger, more structured discussion groups a few days ago. Roll out is now in effect.Admins of existing groups have the option to transition their...
Throw a stone, hit a multiple award winner
Tino Mapatya It usually begins with an email. The language is persuasive and tends to go overboard in its congratulatory manner.“We write to inform you that you have been nominated to receive an award...
Baby dumper confesses to police seven months later
Zim Now WriterA Mudzi woman who wrapped her newly-born baby and abandoned her by the roadside in Chikukwa Village, Mutoko, handed herself over to police after seven months.The woman, Emma Kamunyu (25,...
Heavy rains leave Gwanda villagers stranded
Zim Now WriterHeavy rains have left several Gwanda families stranded after damaging their homes recently.About 25 homesteads in Enyandeni and Gwakwe villages, including two schools in the district - M...